November 24, 2019
The Creation of a City of Ladies: Christine de Pizan and Her Legacy by Allison Francis
Allison Francis of History Navigator explores the life of Christine de Pizan, a 15th century feminist in Europe.
Category: Essays
August 3, 2019
What I’ve Learned From Writing
The gift of gab has been bestowed upon me since I was pulled from the warmth of the womb, but it hasn’t always been such a gift.
Overtime, I harnessed my rambles into writing, which would eventually become my career.
May 6, 2019
Essay: I Am American by PA Purnell
In the spirit of The Burgundy Zine’s theme of culture for the fifth issue, the following is an essay written by PA Purnell about ethnicity, nationality, and identity.
April 11, 2019
Essay: “Cannabis: a Civil Right and Economic Miracle”
In the spirit of The Burgundy Zine’s upcoming fourth issue, the following is an essay written during my third semester about cannabis as a civil right.
February 28, 2019
The Burgundy Zine Issue #2: Fashioning Passions
By: burgundy bug
Burgundy Zine Issue #2: Fashioning Passions
February 14, 2019
Homeschooler “Leaves the House for the First Time” and Meets the Love of her Life
The following is a short essay written in Dec 2018 detailing the night I met my partner, XtaSeay.
February 11, 2019
Dickinson and Plath: Gaining Perspective on the Double Edged Sword that is Mental Illness
56 years ago today, the renowned poet Sylvia Plath took her life. In honor of the poet, the following article is an essay written for an English class semester that compares the works of Emily Dickinson and Sylvia Plath to further understand how mental illness may have influenced their art.
January 8, 2019
Tune-In Tuesdays #1: Kweku Collins Rocks the Stage at the Fillmore Philadelphia
Welcome to the first ever installment of Tune-In Tuesdays! This week, I will be publishing a college-essay I had turned in on a Kweku Collins’ concert I had attended in Nov. 2018.